**The links in this post are affiliate links and I will receive a small commission if you make a purchase after clicking on my link. Geography is a big part of our homeschool. Whether we learn about a civilization from another time period, a certain people group, or even animals in a science unit, we try to connect each one with a particular ... Read More...
Ancient Greece Lapbook
After a busy week full of Easter preparations, with my husband working nearly every night to get ready for our church's Easter production, we are taking a much needed break from school. Oklahoma schools took their spring break two weeks ago, and now it's our turn. :) Honestly, I have been feeling a little burnt out lately so I thought this was ... Read More...
Homeschooling Highlights
We are more than two-thirds of the way through our school year now! Our second year of homeschooling so far has had some unique challenges with teaching two children on different levels at the same time. I am getting better at figuring out the best way to teach a 1st grader and a preschooler simultaneously. But there are plenty of days where I ... Read More...
DIY School Table
For the past five months, we've made due with our little folding table in the school room. It was fine for actually getting work done on, but there was very little room to spread out and the kids' supply caddies always threatened to crash onto the floor because they kept sliding too close to the ends. The three of us inevitably got a little cranky ... Read More...
School Room Tour
I don't plan to turn this into a homeschooling blog, but I will from time to time share pictures or things we are learning during our home education journey. I'll share advice sometimes too. Not because I'm so knowledgeable, but because I've read what others have done and implemented it, or found things that worked through trial and error ... Read More...
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